AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDisease Preparedness: FAO and IGAD warn that heavy El Niño rains are raising Rift Valley fever risks across East Africa. Comoros faces a lower but growing risk, putting livestock surveillance and outbreak readiness in focus. Energy Access: Comoros has electricity access for 91.7% of its population, according to 2024 World Bank data—among Africa’s higher rates. Access does not guarantee reliable supply. Climate Investment: The Comoros’ climate plan targets forests, water and geothermal energy, with full implementation estimated to cost $6.6 billion by 2030. The country is seeking international funding for the programme. Trade and Industry: Comoros joined a WTO proposal with Benin, China, The Gambia, Mali and Togo to discuss how trade and investment can support industrialisation and development.
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